How to Send a Message Forward in Time
Get the needed supplies listed under "things you'll need"., Write a letter to yourself as if you were someone else., Write down anything you'd like yourself in the future to remember, or just give your future self some encouragement., Write the...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Get the needed supplies listed under "things you'll need".
(I.E. use "you" instead of "I") , Who knows, maybe you'll need it one day. ,,,, You can also put something else small into it like a memorable photo or something close to you. ,, If your post office will do that you can tell them to send it to your future address or your current one whenever you feel like reading the letter again one day.
You can also hold onto it or ask a good friend to hold it, but there's a good chance it will get lost like that. , Within a week or two you will have forgotten all about the letter.
Once the time has come to receive the letter, maybe a few months or years in the future, you might have forgotten about it depending on how long it's been, but you will open the letter and read it.
That is how you send a message through time.
By the time you open the letter it will seem like it hasn't been long when it may have actually been 30 or 40 years. -
Step 2: Write a letter to yourself as if you were someone else.
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Step 3: Write down anything you'd like yourself in the future to remember
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Step 4: or just give your future self some encouragement.
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Step 5: Write the letter in any format you want to write it in
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Step 6: it doesn't have to be formal.
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Step 7: Sign your name after your finished writing the letter.
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Step 8: Date the letter under your Printed name.
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Step 9: Put the letter into an envelope.
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Step 10: Seal the envelope.
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Step 11: Know that there are some post offices that will hold a letter until a certain date and then send it off to the destination.
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Step 12: Go about your normal life.
Detailed Guide
(I.E. use "you" instead of "I") , Who knows, maybe you'll need it one day. ,,,, You can also put something else small into it like a memorable photo or something close to you. ,, If your post office will do that you can tell them to send it to your future address or your current one whenever you feel like reading the letter again one day.
You can also hold onto it or ask a good friend to hold it, but there's a good chance it will get lost like that. , Within a week or two you will have forgotten all about the letter.
Once the time has come to receive the letter, maybe a few months or years in the future, you might have forgotten about it depending on how long it's been, but you will open the letter and read it.
That is how you send a message through time.
By the time you open the letter it will seem like it hasn't been long when it may have actually been 30 or 40 years.
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Dennis Roberts
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